NEXTECH 0.5W UHF Transceiver Quad Pack

CAT.NO: DC1104

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NEXTECH 0.5W UHF Transceiver Quad Pack

$51.95

Overview

This pack includes four lightweight hand-held transceivers, with an open field transmission range up to 3km, and typical city range up to 1km. They run off 3 x AAA batteries, and have features you usually only find in more expensive models, including VOX hands free, monitor, call tones, roger beep, backlit display, headset connection, and CTCSS sub-channels. There is also an LED torch built into the top in case you’re stuck in the dark. Thanks to the auto-battery saving feature, the batteries won’t go flat in case you forget to turn them off.

• Sold as a pack of four

• Camouflage pattern

Features:

- Automatic Squelch

- Monitor Function

- 38 CTCSS channels

- 3 Levels Sensitivity VOX (Hands Free)

- Channel Scan

- 10 Call Tones

- Backlit Display

- Auto Battery Saving

- Integrated LED Torch

Specifications

Transceivers and Communication

Communications Band

UHF/CB

Transceiver Modes

FM

Radio Channels

80.0

Frequency Band

UHF

Transceiver Power Source

Internal Battery

Line of Sight Range

3.0km,3.0km

VOX function

true

CTCSS transceiver

true

Transceiver Scanner

true

Call Tone

true

Repeater Function

true

Key Lock Function

true

External Speaker Socket

true

External Microphone Socket

true

Backlit LCD

true

LED light function

true

CB Output Power

0.5 W

Number of included CB Radios

4.0 pc

Product Dimensions

Width

50.0 mm

Height

130.0 mm

Depth

35.0 mm

Weight

60.0 g

Power from disposable battery

Size / Shape

AAA

Battery quantity

3.0 pc

Batteries included

false

Batteries can be replaced by user

true

Compartment location

Back

How is battery compartment kept closed

Slide

Battery used for

Transmitter

Packaged Dimensions

27.5cm(Length) x 20.5cm(Width) x 7.0cm(Height)

Downloads

Manual for DC1104

Articles

30 August 2023

UHF CB (Citizen Band) Radios

For those who grew up in the '70's and 80's who "loved" 27MHz CB you would be pretty used to the 'hit and miss' reception of "breaker, breaker, this is rubber duckie..." CB. It worked, and it worked pretty well sometimes but range could be extremely variable and it could be very noisy.